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Carleton scientist-in-residence’s research featured in Emmy award-winning whale documentary

Arts Nehaa Bimal -
Carleton scientist-in-residence and behavioral ecologist, Shane Gero, had his research on whale culture and social behavior featured in the Emmy award-winning documentary Secrets of...

Online vintage stores strive to reduce fast fashion in Ottawa

Arts Elise Kieffer -
Blvd. Curated is one of several social media-based thrift stores trying to change the way Ottawans view vintage shopping, one Instagram sale at a...

Carleton and Ottawa Symphony Orchestra mark important collaboration with upcoming performance

Arts Ali Khaleghi -
Music streamed through the open doors of Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre’s main theatre late Monday evening as members of the Ottawa Symphony Orchestra (OSO) rehearsed.  Two...

Local band Sorry Snowman goes from the halls of Grenville to Ottawa’s live music...

Arts Sierra McLean -
The band Sorry Snowman began as Carleton music student Sean Lundy’s solo project in 2018. He released his first solo EP while living in...

Beandigen Café celebrates grand opening in Ottawa’s Lansdowne Park

Arts Sarah Malina -
Beandigen Café is the latest pop-up business to open its doors at Lansdowne Park. The café celebrated its grand opening on Nov. 12 with...
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